Sentence examples for work relatively hard from inspiring English sources

Whereas I grew up in an era where we had to work relatively hard to get a computer to behave the way we wanted, kids today will grow up expecting computers to respond to them instead.

It's easy to get the core points for it if you work relatively hard.

We developed this hypothesis based on the common belief that better athletes can 'dig deeper' and work relatively harder than their less successful counterparts.

Focusing on benign lesions, this "elastographic contrast" seems to work better in relatively hard (meaning dense) breast tissue.

They are relatively hard, dense, and refractory.

So it hit the water relatively hard.

It is easy to see why: attackers have to work extremely hard there for relatively little reward – Stoke created fewer shooting opportunities than any other side in the league last season, averaged less possession per game than anyone else (39.6%) and completed fewer passes.

It is hypocritical that states are happy to flog off large chunks of national assets to the highest foreign bidder (or the one that gives the best kick-backs), but will work very hard to restrict relatively tiny flows into civil society.

Although fatalities are relatively rare — the Gotthard project has had seven so far — the work is hard on the body.

They may not be household names, but they have long years on the comedy-club circuit, working hard for relatively small paychecks.

Google says the reason for its fork is essentially technical, but given that WebKit was, at this point, one of the few projects where Apple and Google were working together relatively closely, it's hard not to think that there were some political motivations behind this, too, especially given that Google was quite a bit more active in sharing its code back to the project than anybody else.